They came each, <br />With such destructive force, <br />They rode each, <br />With a heartless course. <br /> <br />They burnt our homes, <br />Then rode on high, <br />That’s not the mountains casting shadows. <br />That’s the blackness in our sky. <br /> <br />For the sun never shines, <br />In this wretched place. <br />It doesn’t want to view us. <br />We are a lost cause, a disgrace. <br /> <br />We are a disgruntled bunch, <br />The left of us few. <br />Come and join us, <br />You’ll be one too. <br /> <br />We love to smell you skin, <br />The flesh on your bones. <br />We live now for heartbreak, <br />To hear your screams and groans. <br /> <br />Join us quickly, <br />And you’ll see what I mean. <br />For years we’ve been here. <br />Hatred, violence, pain, is all we’ve seen. <br /> <br />We wait for that one, <br />To rescue us form the pain and sorrow. <br />The one to liberate us. <br />Give us a new tomorrow. <br /> <br />Until then, we are the, <br />Black Souls of the Leftover Heartbreak<br /><br />Melissa McDaniel<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/black-souls-of-the-leftover-heartbreak/
